The Costa Blanca has long been the best known winter sun venue for travelling climbers from all over Europe. The main attraction is the amazing amount of fantastic climbing on everything from small roadside cliffs to magnificent mountains.

The Costa Blanca is rightly regarded as one of the best destinations anywhere for winter sun climbing, with the benign climate and massive amount of rock available attracting visitors from all over the world.
The thrill of a two-hour transition from the grey and grizzly winter of northern Europe to warmth and bright Spanish sunshine still takes some beating, and many climbers now make a regular mid-winter exodus to head south for a much-needed tonic.

A decent climate is only part of the attraction; the variety, quality, and extent of the climbing is the real draw. Cliffs available here vary from tiny roadside buttresses, to long multi-pitch full-day trad routes; from dramatic sea cliffs to super-steep sport climbing caves for the hardcore. There is simply something here for everyone, and this is especially true for the climber operating in the low-to-mid grades.
Coverage

Murcia - La Panocha, Rincón de Bonanza, Rédovan - El Rut, Rédovan - La Pancha, Callosa

Alicante - Crevillente, Sierra de Enmedio, Marín, Salinas, Peña del Corb, Peña Rubia, Rincón Bello, Foradà, Reconco, Cocentaina, Cabezon de Oro, Busot

Benidorm - Sella, Puig Campana, Ponoch, Vall de Guadar, Abdet, Guadalest, Las Cerezas

Calp - Bernia, Altea, Mascarat, Castellet de Calp, Sierra de Toix, Peñón de Ifach, Olta, Pinos, Morro Falqui, Ambolo

Xaló Valley - Murla, Alcalalí, La Solana, Peña Roja, Poet, L'Ocaive, Font d'Axia

Gandía and Xativa - Gandía, Bovedón, Salem, Bellús Baranco Fondo, Bellús Pechina/Altet, Aventador, Montesa, Tierra de Nadie, Vallada

Costa Blanca Ridges
Four long ridge scrambles - El Realtet, Bernia, Toix and Segaria.